I'm assuming that they're basically asking you give them all of your personal rental data so that a) they can provide some marginal service to you and b) they can make whatever use they feel like of the aggregated data. I wouldn't be surprised to see Netflix tweak its RSS feeds every few days in order to sabotage this.

I'll never understand the fascination for this type of vehicle. Did every teenager in the US lose his virginity in one of these or something?

Nice. "Doppelkupplung" reminds me of the old German auto terminology jokes like:

I second the robocopy recommendation. Particularly its /eta, /r, and /w options. It'll make you look and feel like a pro in no time.

@deckard97: I don't think (bad) luck explains it. Complete head-in-sand and ludicrously short-sighted more likely. Why change the practice of the past 25 years, right?

Immune? No way! But I suspect you have to really provoke it at which point you have almost zero chance of recovery.

Is this really going to be all that close to the Zonda F (CS) or the GT-R at the Nurburgring? If it were, then the Gallardo LP 560-4 would have to be faster than it is now for VW to maintain some separation from the Audi R8 V10.

Hmmm, I don't see these purported performance improvements in general browsing. PS the amount of RAM these browsers use is just hilarious.

The only Ferrari-badged item that a gentleman should own is a Ferrari.

Er, 53 Cadillac convertible, as you can see at cadmanof50s flickr page.

"Eat healthy"? Penny for an adverb.

Yup, using FileHamster is way less hassle and much easier to use than SVN.

Wow, there's someone out there who does not have PPT viewing capability?

That's not a supercar, and neither is any current model Ferrari. They're plain old sports cars. Let's leave "super" for the Gisele Bündchens of this world like the F1, Veyron, and Zonda.

I've never run into a problem that this appears to fix. Perhaps I need to get out more.

It's all about Dubai, and has nothing to do with your typically subdued Western sense of style.

Odd, I have Firefox 2.0.0.13 (the latest non-beta available) and the prism add-on is telling me to upgrade to Firefox 2.0.0.13.

My strong recommendation would be to avoid C, C++, C#, Java, Lisp and Perl if you're really looking for an introduction to programming. Choosing one of those will result in you spending a significant portion of your time not learning to program but instead learning to fight with the tools, learning arcane syntax,…

I like Royale Noir for a basic XP theme replacement. No need to mess with Windows DLLs.

@qrius: That problem was fixed ages ago by Google.